On July 27, as part of our CUOnline series, we were joined by Dr. Laura Daughtery, Ph.D. 2005, for a fascinating discussion around her career and her research, which revolves around the ways that social and welfare systems support families that need help. Now you can view the discussion in its entirety. 

About Laura Daughtery

Dr. Daughtery is an associate professor and the chair of the Baccalaureate Program in the National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS). She holds a doctorate from The Catholic University and has spent her career as a journalist, social worker, and social work researcher. 

Published on: Wednesday, July 27, 2022

Campaign Theme: Faculty Excellence

Division: National Catholic School of Social Service

Tags: CUOnline, Center for Academic and Career Success

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